Regular expressions capture the largest possible match by default, this is probably also the reason only the second as is affected by that problem -- Patrick

On Fri, May 7, 2021 at 11:13 AM, Patrick Le Baudour wrote: I tried to narrow down the thing, seems it need a number, and a word like street, road, hill are needed to match.- But since it's the second

Hi, I tried to narrow down the thing, seems it need a number, and a word like street, road, hill are needed to match. based on the first one, I tried the pattern (\d+)([^0-9,]+\sas\s) replacing

Thanks very much for the tip! Jonathan

It doesn’t say cap when using reade to end or reading line by line. It doesn’t even say cap when moving by word. In short, you get the same information as you do with pitch change. I agree that

Yep, this is why we really need an independent screen and keyboard setting for caps. All the best Steve -- To subscribe to our News and Special Offers list, go to

Yes, but for me, it seems to say Cap when doing a speak all as well, or reading line by line on the screen, which is not what you want. You need independent settings for the screen and the

I don't think any screen reader will let you access presentations from a shared screen. This would, I thought, have been impossible, since the only thing shared is an image. All the

Hi all. Also, other good option for formats of audio, video, and in somme cases documents and images is the program File Converter. When you install it, is possible selected the files in the explorer,

What about increasing the pitch ratio to say -+50? All the best Steve -- To subscribe to our News and Special Offers list, go to https://www.comproom.co.uk/subscribe Computer Room

Yep, you can only install them by downloading a language pack in Windows. All the best Steve -- To subscribe to our News and Special Offers list, go to

I've always found the pitch change to be barely audible even when the level is ramped up! The problem with the "Say Cap" and "Beep for Caps" is that it doesn't do it when you are using Read All, only

On Fri, May 7, 2021 at 07:05 AM, Greg Epley wrote: For the most part, whichever password manager you go with should work under most decent screen readers so long as the password manager is coded with

Hello, I currently use the family version of LastPass. The app on the iPhone is really good but the windows version is not the greatest. I’ve been thinking of switching but I have been a LastPass

This sort of thing is virtually always an issue with the synth, so it would be worth reporting to the synth maker with your example text, too. That being said, two things: 1. I'd use the voice

Did you place the entries in the dictionary at the same time or whenever you did, are they both still there? Remove the American Samoa one, which is not correct. That entry tells NVDA to say

I tend to issue ctrl+home to go to the top of the page. Then I issue X to find the first email on the screen if there is one. I next issue a comma to drop out of the list. I then issue shift+X to

Good Day! While I read a news story today, I came across this sentence: "Firefighters located a 3- to 4-acre woods fire threatening several structures at 763 Bunker Hill Road as well as a self-storage

Sorry, in the standard view.

using which view, or both? Your message doesn’t specify. Gene